Humboldt Indoor (Organic Grow)

Weekly Notes: No training, no topping yet. Same original Gaia Green 4-4-4 mixed with Coco and 1.5 Cups of Worm castings per 5 gallon fabric pot (1" of clay pellets across the bottom of each pot). I will add more Coco and top dress with more 4-4-4 about Mid-April (a month before outdoor transplanting). Just letting the little babies grow for the moment. I did a large watering this week (the first good soak). I bottom-fed each pot by letting it sit in 2 inches of water while I watered the top of the soil completely for the first time. Give them a reason to move into every bit of that pot as they grow in the next week. I also wanted to give the worm castings & 4-4-4 Gaia that I placed slightly above the pellets a soaking. It's helped me stabilize the tent conditions in doing so. I've been struggling to boost the humidity above 50% in there with my humidifier consistently. However, I'm nervous about fungus gnats being enticed by the organic matter that's just been moistened & an inviting moist top layer of soil. I have my eyes peeled. Also, I definitely light burned one of my Bubba's (the one most under the light). I watered the soil surface this week & quickly misted the plant leaves, only to find a solid burn and droplet stain as evidence of my error. It's recovered with new growth in the past day or so, thankfully. So...as a result I raised the lights a little since this Mars LED actually has the juice to affect seedlings (even from 2ft+ away). I should be thankful for that ability for less than $200? Bubba as a whole suffice to say is the only one prone to that thus far (the 2 gallon is quite modest in size & the other 5 gallon girl is a little more pale than any other strain). They're really delicate in Veg and look it, if you look closely. They're also very slow in Veg (with a quick burst but mostly focus on flower production in about 50 days once triggered).